Alabama Barker gives first look at newlyweds Travis, Kourtney Kardashian

After Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian married in a shock courthouse ceremony in Santa Barbara, Calif., Sunday, the Blink-182 drummer’s daughter, Alabama, went reside on Instagram and gave followers their first have a look at the newlyweds.

Nonetheless dressed of their conventional marriage ceremony garb, the couple had been all smiles as Alabama revealed they appeared actually “comfortable” and had been kissing as Barker carried his bride by means of the door of their home.

The Barker Wellness founder and the fact star tied the knot in an intimate ceremony Sunday — the identical day Kylie Jenner supported Travis Scott on the 2022 Billboard Music Awards.

Two attendees who managed to be photographed had been Barker’s dad, Randy, and Kardashian’s grandmother MJ.

Kardashian, 43, and Barker, 46, drove off into the sundown — or reasonably afternoon sunshine — in a basic black lowrider convertible, which had an indication strapped to the grill that learn “JUST MARRIED” with a pile of dragging metallic cans. It appears the pair simply drove house given Alabama’s video.

It’s unclear why the entire Kardashian-Jenner household was not there, however TMZ reported that Barker and the “Kardashians” star are planning an even bigger celebration in Italy.

The shock ceremony got here simply days after the PDA-loving duo hosted what seemed to be a marriage bathe in Palm Springs, Calif., that included family and friends.

Whereas Barker and Kardashian will doubtless share photographs from their special occasion finally, followers will simply have to carry onto the couple’s hilariously blurry footage from their faux, tequila-infused marriage ceremony in Las Vegas in April.

“As soon as upon a time in a land far, far-off (Las Vegas) at 2am, after an epic evening and somewhat tequila, a queen and her good-looking king ventured out to the one open chapel with an Elvis and acquired married (with no license),” she captioned the photographs, including, “Follow makes good.”